The Seattle Times recently
published a nice article about our Nelms Road wines. The article highlights our
philosophy and why making Nelms Road is so important to our overall winemaking
program. These wines may be produced in larger quantities, may be more widely
distributed and may be at a lower price point, but they adhere to the same
standards of quality as our reserve wines. Check out The Seattle Times article by Andy Perdue for the full story on how this brand came to be.
Want to try the Nelms for yourself? Here’s your chance to
purchase these wines at an awesome discounted price. We recently released our
2012 Nelms Road Cabernet Sauvignon and 2012 Nelms Road Merlot and are currently
offering a 20% discount on these wines. Use code nelms2014 when checking out at our online store. There is no minimum order requirement, and we offer free shipping on purchases of six or more bottles of any of our wines. This promotion
ends February 28th, so don’t miss out on this great opportunity!
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| Nelms Road screw cap |
Also, keep your eyes open for some changes to the Nelms Road
packaging. You’ll notice on our 2012 Nelms wines that we have moved to a screw cap
instead of a cork. This decision was twofold – we can better guarantee a great
product with no chance of cork taint, and we reduce our costs, which allows us to keep prices low for you. Stay tuned for a label redesign to be rolled out in the next couple years
as well.
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